Suwon City Recruiting Participants for Youth Dating Program 'Discovery of Love'

Suwon City in Gyeonggi Province is recruiting participants for its youth communication and exchange program, 'Suwon Youth: Discovery of Love,' until May 22.

Eligibility is limited to 30 unmarried young professionals aged 25 to 34 who either reside in Suwon or work for a company located in Suwon.

This event is designed to promote a positive perception of romance and marriage among the younger generation and to provide opportunities for natural encounters and exchanges.

The event will take place on June 19, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., at Neutinamuhall and the outdoor garden of Suwon Yeongheung Arboretum.

Participants will first get to know each other through ice-breaking activities, including self-introductions and sharing keywords about first impressions. This will be followed by a romance type workshop utilizing behavioral type assessment and a group activity to find commonalities among members.

Poster for Suwon City's youth communication and exchange program, "Discovery of Suwon Youth Romance"

There will also be group game missions utilizing the arboretum space, such as finding locations shown in photos and taking group activity photos, allowing participants to interact naturally through various missions.

Youth-tailored healing experiences, such as making perfume, have also been prepared. The event will conclude with a group photo viewing session and the selection of outstanding participants.

To apply, applicants can scan the QR code on the promotional material with their smartphone and submit the application via Google Forms. Alternatively, submissions can be sent via email to the coordinator (jy0114@korea.kr). For more information, contact the Suwon City Education, Youth and Adolescent Division at 031-5191-3955.

A city official stated, "We have designed the program so that young people can communicate in a comfortable atmosphere and form new connections," adding, "We look forward to the active participation of interested youths."

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